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Upgrade on the way to 230 km/h
By Railway Gazette International and MPH2003-07-01T10:00:00
WITH plans to build a high speed maglev route between Berlin and Hamburg now forgotten, German Railway is forging ahead with upgrading of its main line between the two cities to allow 230 km/h running. Work during 2003 alone is costing €220m. From July 14 to September 27 the main ...
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